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Hire a boat, take part in a sport or simply go for a stroll. What could you do in the park today?

The Royal Parks charity has secured a ‘transformational’ £4.5m grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

The Royal Parks charity has unveiled revised plans for a learning centre and improved visitor facilities which will increase public access.

Regular visitors to Greenwich Park may have noticed changes to the landscape, finding themselves strolling through longer grasses in new areas.

Andrew Mayfield, our new community archaeologist – and the first in-house archaeologist ever to be appointed at The Royal Parks

Our programmes are led by our expert Learning and engagement teams and supported by trusted partners in the wider parks.

The Victorians planted weeping trees to represent sorrow and mourning.

This architect-turned-actor was the brother of Sir Arthur Sullivan.

The Royal Parks charity is leading a unique restoration project at Greenwich Park’s Saxon Barrow Cemetery